Enrolling PingMe / OTP
  • 08 Nov 2023
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Article summary

To enroll users' mobile phones to our RapidIdentity mobile application, you can send the enrollment text and/or email directly from the ONE Admin Portal or the Self Service Portal. The message received will contain all of the necessary links and information for users to be self-sufficient in setting up their account.

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If you wish to customize the enrollment message, please see our Customizing The Mobile Enrollment Message article.

In the event that Provision URL does not work, users can enroll their account manually. Please see the following steps and example video that demonstrate this process.

Manually Adding Mobile MFA Account

  1. Download the RapidIdentity mobile app from the Google Play or Apple store.

  2. In the RapidIdentity mobile app, press the plus button (+) in the top-right.
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  3. Select "Add Manually".
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  4. Select "Add a Server Account".
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  5. When entering the Server URL, it's not necessary to include HTTPS (hence the placeholder text). Type your specified service URL. Press "Submit" when ready.
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  6. Enter your domain\username (this example does not use a domain) and authorization code from your enrollment message. Press "Submit" once done.
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  7. On the next screen, create or enter a PIN when prompted and press "Submit".
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When the process is complete, you'll be brought to your account's OTP page. Click "Done" to be brought back to the app's home page.
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You should now see your new account:
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If you'd like to customize the color and logo like in this example, see our Customizing The RapidIdentity App.


Example Video


Troubleshooting

"PIN Invalid" Error

This appears when a user is re-enrolling a mobile account.
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Because they have enrolled their mobile account on the phone in the past, the PIN set the first time is still saved in the system and what is expected by the RapidIdentity app.
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Solution: The best way around this is to have the user completely delete the app from their phone and re-download it. Once re-downloaded, send the user a new enrollment text or email to generate a new authorization code for their user.


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